Video: Diddy – O Let’s Do It Remix Verse

This is the video for Diddy’s verse on the remix to the Waka Flocka Flame hit “O Let Do It”.

“2 mill on my necklace, Badboy 80 million muthf-ckin records!”

If you’ve been sleeping the last few days check out the full Waka Flocka Flame “Oh Lets Do It” Remix Lyrics here with download/stream.

Diddy had the best verse on the remix which also features Rick Ross and Gucci Mane.

I still find it funny that a dude called Waka Flocka Flame made it in the rap game!

OFFICIAL VIDEO: Kevin Rudolf – I Made It ft Birdman, Lil Wayne, Jay Sean

It’s finally here. The video you’ve been waiting for. “I Made It” Official Video featuring Kevin Rudolf, Birdman, Jay Sean, and Lil Wayne.

“Cash Money Records Established 1990, We Made it!”

This track was previously called “Cash Money Heroes” and is the first single from Kevin Rudolf’s sophomore album.

The video features clips from their younger days and where they are now. Got to give them all credit. They’ve all come a long way!

Hard work pays!

Also check out the full I Made It Lyrics here which I posted back in Jan.

Diddy’s Voice Breaks During a Heartfelt Acceptance Speech At The BET Honors Awards

Diddy gives a heartfelt speech at the BET Honors Awards show and almost breaks down in tears.

Diddy mentions the death of his father and gives praise to his mother and explained the hard work she put in.

“Can’t Stop Won’t Stop!”

Diddy is an inspiration to me through his work ethnic and mentality. He is an advocate for hard work and emphasizes this in all his speeches. More importantly he leads by example.

The bottom line is: Hard work pays!

The success of Diddy goes to show that anybody can make it if you put in the time and effort. Shout out to all the hardworking mothers out there.

Lil Wayne, Eminem and Drake Perform Drop The World and Forever at the Grammy’s

Eminem and Lil Wayne performed “Drop The World” together for the first time at the Grammys. They were then joined on stage by Drake to perform “Forever”.

“Last name ever, first name greatest,
like a sprained ankle boy I ain’t nuttin to play with!”

One of the best bits of this performance was when Eminem was rapping face to face with Lil Wayne (1.57). “The game aint gonna be the same on the day that I leave it”. It’s like those words were directed straight at Weezy and he was backing up.

Also on stage was Travis Barker who killed the drums on this performance. They also all managed to censor themselves for TV.

Kanye didn’t make the performance because he is apparently in a creative space in the studio.

If you want to know what they really say read the full Drop The World Lyrics and Forever Lyrics here.

What did you think of this live performance?